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Friday, November 27, 2015 | Category: Blog, Ten with Ken, The Big Picture

Adapting to Serve Part-Time Students

In the last episode, Ken laid out his case for the rise of “invisible” part-time students on college and university campuses. Now we review some of the many ways in which higher education institutions are adapting their program delivery models and services to better serve part-time and commuter... Read more

In the last episode, Ken laid out his case for the rise of “invisible” part-time students on college and university campuses. Now we... Read more

Thursday, November 19, 2015 | Category: Blog, Ten with Ken, The Big Picture

The Rise of Part-time and Commuter Students

Ken pulls together the evidence for a growing majority of college and university students who are “invisible” part-time students — registered full-time, for financial aid or other practical reasons, but in fact working as many as 34 hours a week. Now that the average Canadian’s work... Read more

Ken pulls together the evidence for a growing majority of college and university students who are “invisible” part-time students —... Read more

Friday, October 23, 2015 | Category: On the Road, Ten with Ken

2015 OUF Overview

In this special extended 15-minute episode, Canada’s most trusted higher ed monitor and futurist, Ken Steele, returns to North America’s largest PSE exhibition, the Ontario Universities’ Fair. Attracting about 120,000 prospective students and parents each year, the OUF is the second-largest... Read more

In this special extended 15-minute episode, Canada’s most trusted higher ed monitor and futurist, Ken Steele, returns to North America’s... Read more

Tuesday, December 17, 2013 | Category: Blog, Field Reports

2013 Holiday Greeting Videos

As Canada Post plans to scale back its home delivery of traditional paper mail, it looks like many Canadian colleges and universities are continuing the shift from traditional paper greeting cards toward online video greetings for the December holidays – whether Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, winter... Read more

As Canada Post plans to scale back its home delivery of traditional paper mail, it looks like many Canadian colleges and universities are continuing... Read more